Literature quiz #2 ( You better do good! ) Flashcards
Protagonist
Main character who is involved in the story
Tone
The attitude an author takes toward the audience, subject or character
Irony ( Example: Sarcasm )
A literary device for conveying mearing by saying the exact opposite of what is really meant
Dramatic Monologue
Written to reveal both the situation at hand and the character themselves
Genre
A french word meaning kind or type
Narrative text in a story ( Usually Fiction )
Informational or Expository is written to inform, to explain, to describe or to present info ( Usually Nonfiction )
Persuasive Text Essay
A persuasive text essay is a type of writing where you try to convince someone to think the same way you do
Biographical Text
An account of an individuals life, written by another person
Mood
The emotion you feel while ur reading
Drama
Another word for a play that’s when people tell a story in a performance
Foil Character
A person who is paired with something
Combining Sentences
Sentences can be combined by using 3 punctuation marks ( The Dash ( - ), The Colon ( : ), The Semicolon ( ; )
A dash ( - )
Used to add more info about the same part of your sentence
A Colon ( : )
Used to add more info and especially to give examples of something
A Semi-Colon ( ; )
Used to correct clause and is the most important for combining sentences
